MAX beat me to it....

Well i was making a post about placing ads in other languages due to the influx of users who don't speak english...i finished the Spanish version and was about to start the English version when my good friend Chris Quock (e)MAX put up his english tip on the same subject.
 Here it is and if you like it head on over to his blog for more tips and advice here!!

Communicating with Aliens

I mean sure you all got a bit excited about this title of this blog and thought Chris had done it again, he has communicated with life on another planet. No, but I have found a proven way to boost some share prices and followers on Empire Avenue.

Now I'm sure you have all noticed a massive increase in the amount of new members from Chile. To the ordinary person this is great, but to the business man it is an opportunity (I did come up with that amazing sentence btw). How do we reach out to our fellow Chilean EA members? With the help of a little tool called "Google Translator". I'm not fluent in Spanish, at all. Ok, scratch that, I don't even speak or understand Spanish. BUT, Google Translator does.

Your first order of business is to create a new ad aimed at our new Chilean members. I'm not sure if you've noticed my new ads or not, but they are all in Spanish, and each have gotten a massive amount of clicks. 

Using Google Translator  create something that will grab their attention. At the moment, they're just used to seeing a bunch of ads in English but seeing an ad in their home dialect will grab their eyes and spark their attention. 

Secondly, when they follow or make an investment, be sure to leave a shout out, again using Google Translator, in their home language. 

All of this combined not just makes them feel more comfortable, but also shows that you are willing to go through more efforts than others to reach out for their investments. 

Hopefully this all made sense and will benefit you greatly. Leave any questions or interesting responses in the comments section below. 

Invest, make money, learn Spanish (or at least pretend to)

-Chris